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m (pl -cchi) peak* * *picco s.m.1 peak, mountaintop: i picchi più alti delle Alpi, the highest peaks in the Alps // a picco, vertically (o perpendicularly): la scogliera scende a picco sul mare, it is a sheer drop from the cliff to the sea; mandarono a picco due navi, they sank two ships3 (mar.) gaff: picco di maestra, main-trysail gaff; picco di mezzana, spanker gaff; picco di trinchetto, fore spanker gaff.* * *1) (di montagna) peak2) (di grafico) peak3) fig. peak, high4) a picco [parete, scogliera] sheerscendere a picco — [ strada] to drop away
colare o andare a picco — [ nave] to go straight down, to sink to the bottom; fig. [affare, impresa] to go under, to sink
•picco di ascolto — telev. peak time
* * *piccopl. - chi /'pikko, ki/sostantivo m.1 (di montagna) peak2 (di grafico) peak; picco di natalità peak in the birthrate3 fig. peak, high4 a picco [parete, scogliera] sheer; scendere a picco [ strada] to drop away; colare o andare a picco [ nave] to go straight down, to sink to the bottom; fig. [affare, impresa] to go under, to sinkpicco di ascolto telev. peak time. -
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Naval: mizen gaff, mizzen gaff, spanker gaff -
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5 lantina
f mar It lateen yard; (sošnjak) spanker gaff
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